It seems like it was only yesterday that Bold & Beautiful fans’ jaws dropped over the revelation that the powers that be originally planned to

kill off Liam. Now, though the character has cheated death, his storyline seems to have gone to the grave. Ever since he retied the knot with Hope, his appearances on screen have been few and far between.

 

 

Other viewers were quick to second that emotion. “I wish they’d find a spot for him,” said Sunny-Bell102. “I always liked him.”

Some went so far as to express their wish that the Emmy winner would change channels and return to General Hospital as Dillon. Suziblu22 said she’d “love to see Tracy have her baby boy back even though she never mentions him.”

“Lord knows,” Fickle-Amphibian4208 added, “General Hospital could use an interesting homecoming storyline.” Read Clifton’s thoughts on a Port Charles comeback here.

Of course, just because Liam isn’t front and center at the moment doesn’t mean that he won’t be again. “This is a huge cast,” Melodic_Low_4990 pointed out, “and so many people haven’t had the opportunity to shine… I don’t mind them focusing on other talent.”

When the show does get back to Liam, he’s well-positioned for a tense storyline: On one hand, he’s staunchly supportive of stepmother Katie as she launches Logan. On the other hand, ex-wife Steffy isn’t going to be thrilled with anything that Liam does to help Forrester Creations’ new competition.

Should Hope jump ship to work with her Aunt Katie, Liam’s position as the man in the middle of the muddle would only become more contentious. Our take? Bring it on!

Bye Bye Birdie star Ann-Margret is looking back at some of her most memorable moments in front of the camera.

The redheaded beauty, who rose to fame in the ’60s in memorable films like Birdie, Viva Las Vegas, and The Train Robbers, was always known for her fiery red mane, as well as her wild dance moves, successful music career, and sharp presence on camera. While she doesn’t do a ton of acting in films these days, Ann-Margret has appeared on television in recent years, with appearances on Ray Donovan and The Kominsky Method.

On Wednesday, the Swedish stunner took to Instagram to post a photo of herself from back in the day, sporting a knit black bathing suit with a low-cut back and clutching a white fur in her hand. With her hand over her shoulder, grasping her voluminous hair, she peered at the camera suggestively

No matter what year it is, Ann-Margret loves to honor her late husband, Roger Smith, who died in 2017. She recently posted a sweet throwback photo of herself and Smith in the backseat of a car. The duo married in 1967.

“They say Hollywood marriages don’t last, but with Roger by my side, I knew we’d prove them wrong. Fifty years later, and I still remember the way he made me laugh in the back of that car,” the actress recalled.